Collectibles Competitions

Simply browse our Collectibles category page and click on any competition that interests you to be taken to the official entry page. Most competitions require purchasing tickets or completing entry requirements set by the competition provider. Each competition will clearly display the entry method and closing date.

Yes, all competitions featured on PrizeInn are from trusted, licensed UK providers who comply with gambling regulations. We only list competitions from established companies with proper terms and conditions, and all winners are drawn fairly and publicly. Always check the competition provider's credentials and terms before entering.

Collectibles competitions typically feature popular items like LEGO sets, vintage toys, rare figurines, trading cards, comics, and model collections. Many competitions also offer cash alternatives or gift cards for major retailers. Current prizes include LEGO sets like the ONE PIECE BARATIE and LEGO gift cards.

Ticket prices vary depending on the prize value, but typically range from £1-£5 per entry for most Collectibles competitions. Some competitions offer better value with multi-ticket bundles or early bird discounts. Always check the ticket price and maximum entries allowed before purchasing.

Some competitions offer free entry methods such as postal entries or social media competitions, though these are less common. Most collectibles competitions require paid entries to cover prize costs and running expenses. Check each competition's terms and conditions for available entry methods.

Your odds depend on the total number of entries, so entering competitions with fewer participants gives better chances. Focus on newer competitions or those with higher ticket prices, as these often have fewer entries. Remember that each entry has an equal chance regardless of when you enter.

Odds vary significantly based on ticket sales and can range from 1 in 100 to 1 in several thousand entries. Most competition providers display live ticket counts or estimated odds on their websites. Smaller prize competitions typically have better odds than high-value collectibles or cash alternatives.